10.4.8 Confirmation of the display of the access log window

(1) Window configuration

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(2) Window description

This window is for setting the filter conditions for the Log data tab. It is used to both view the drilldown history specified in the Ranking tab and to set the filter conditions for the Log data tab.

No.	Setting item	Conditions that can be set
1	Reset conditions button	Click this button to return the filter condition settings to their initial state (when the Confirmation of the display of the access log window was displayed).
2	Filter condition settings	This area is used to select the conditions to be use to filter the access logs, and to set the values for the conditions. For details, see Details about filter condition settings.
3	History of filter conditions applied in the Ranking window	This area is used to display the history of filter conditions applied in the Ranking window, and to set them as filter conditions on access logs. For details, see Details about the history of filter conditions applied in the Ranking window.
4	OK button	Click this button to filter the access logs displayed in the Log data tab in the Access log area by the specified filter conditions. When you click the OK button it returns the view to the Log data tab in the Access log area.
5	Cancel button	Click this button to return to the Log data tab in the Access log area without saving the settings.

Details about filter condition settings

Each item whose check box is selected under Filter condition settings is set as a filter condition on the access logs displayed in the Log data tab of the Access log area. The unselected items are not set as filter conditions. The values that can be specified for filter conditions are indicated in the following table:

No.	Setting item	Conditions that can be set
1	Response time	Specify a response time range. The permissible values fall within the range of the dotted lines (the display range of the access logs).
2	Response (in ms)	Specify an operator and a response time (in milliseconds). The permissible values are shown below. Operators that can be selected >: Greater than the specified value >=: Greater than or equal to the specified value ==: Equal to the specified value <=: Less than or equal to the specified value <: Less than the specified value !=: Not equal to the specified value Permissible values 0 to 600000
3	Status code	This item displays the access logs that match the specified regular expression. The permissible values are shown below. Number of characters that can be entered 0 to 40 characters Input restrictions It must conform to Java regular expressions. The regular expression syntax is described in the API specification of the java.util.regex.Pattern class in Java Platform Standard Edition 6. Non-ASCII characters cannot be used. Double-byte characters cannot be used. URL encoded characters in UTF-8 can be used. If this field is left blank, all status codes are displayed.
4	Response data size (in bytes)	Specify an operator and a response data size (in bytes). The permissible values are shown below. Operators that can be selected See item number 2 for details. Permissible values 0 to 2147483647
5	Request time	Specify a request time range. Permissible values range from the start time of the dotted lines (the display range of the access logs) minus ten minutes.
6	Path	This item displays the access logs that match the specified regular expression. The permissible values are shown below. Number of characters that can be entered 0 to 255 characters Input restrictions See item number 3 for details. If this field is left blank, all paths are displayed.
7	IP address	Specify a regular expression for IP addresses. The permissible values are shown below. Number of characters that can be entered 0 to 40 characters Input restrictions See item number 3 for details. If this field is left blank, all IP addresses will be displayed.
8	Port number	This item displays the access logs that match the specified regular expression. The permissible values are shown below. Number of characters that can be entered 0 to 40 characters Input restrictions See item number 3 for details. If this field is left blank, all port numbers will be displayed.
9	Referer	This item displays the access logs that match the specified regular expression. The permissible values are shown below. Number of characters that can be entered 0 to 255 characters Input restrictions See item number 3 for details. If this field is left blank, all referrers will be selected.
10	Request data size (in bytes)	Specify an operator and a request data size (in bytes). The permissible values are shown below. Operators that can be selected See item number 2 for details. Permissible values 0 to 2147483647
11	Query	Enter a query condition. Click the text box to bring up the Edit query window, where a key and the corresponding value can be entered. If you define multiple query conditions in the Edit query window, they will be displayed in no particular order, separated by spaces. For details about the Edit query window, see 10.6.10 Edit query window.
12	Cookie	Enter a cookie condition. Click the text box to bring up the Edit cookie window, where a key and the corresponding value can be entered. If you define multiple cookie conditions in the Edit cookie window, they will be displayed in no particular order, separated by spaces. For details on the Edit cookie window, see 10.6.9 Edit cookie window.

Details about the history of filter conditions applied in the Ranking window

This area of the window displays the drilldown history specified in the Ranking tab in the Access log area. If there is no drilldown history, then nothing is displayed.

No.	Displayed item	Data that is displayed
1	Total number of accesses	This area displays the number of access logs. Showing (nnnn) The number of access logs that are displayed in the Log data tab Total (mmmm) The number of access logs in the range displayed between the solid lines in the Performance chart tab Display format nnnn/mmmm
2	Check boxes	When a drilldown history checkbox is selected, that item is set as a filter condition on the access logs displayed in the Log data tab in the Access log area. Similarly, if the checkbox is not selected, then the filter condition is not set.
3	#	The number in the drilldown history.
4	Displayed item	The item to be used as a filter condition.
5	Value	The value to use in the filter condition.

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(3) Supplemental notes

• As shown below, the display items that are specified by filter conditions in the Confirmation of the display of the access log window are shown in bold in the Log data tab in the Access log area. Similarly, in the Ranking tab, if filter conditions are specified, those headers are shown in bold.

  

• Filter conditions can also be set for items that are not shown in the Log data tab in the Access log area (items not selected in the Select items to be displayed window).

• Once the filter conditions are set by clicking the OK button in the drilldown history table, the items in the drilldown history whose check box were not selected will be deleted.

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